Police in canton Thurgau have launched an appeal to anyone who’s had jewellery and watches stolen.
Back in January a car was stopped at a border post heading into Germany. After a search, police found a haul of jewellery - in all more than 300 items.
Some have already been linked to burglaries – but many more remain unidentified.
Thurgau cantonal police have opened a website with all the items on display and are asking anyone who may recognise anything to get in touch.
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